Mcchrystalgroup
Talent Intelligence Research Engineer
Alexandria, Virginia
Sponsorship not specified$125k-$190kDetected 35 days ago
Machine LearningData ScienceNLPLLMsStatisticsResearchCommunicationCollaborationProblem Solving
About the role
- Our consultants work side by side with client organizations to help them make smarter decisions about their people.
- The Talent Intelligence Research Engineer is the analytical engine behind that work.
- In this role, you will be embedded on client-facing consulting teams, working directly with clients to answer complex questions about their workforce and talent landscape.
Requirements
- Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Data Science, Statistics, Economics, Mathematics, Engineering, Social Sciences, or a related quantitative field.
- 4-6 years of relevant experience
- Experience conducting independent analytical or research-oriented projects.
- Ability to work effectively in ambiguous environments with limited precedent or direction.
- Experience with labor market, workforce, recruiting, compensation, or organizational data.
- Experience working with large structured and unstructured datasets.
- Must be able to obtain and maintain a U.S. Government security clearance.
- Strong programming skills, particularly in Python.
- Strong analytical reasoning and problem-solving abilities.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
Nice to have
- Experience with web scraping, data acquisition, and information extraction.
- Exposure to consulting, market intelligence, economic research, competitive intelligence, or workforce analytics environments.
Compensation
- Conduct research and analysis related to labor markets, compensation, talent availability, workforce composition, organizational structures, skills, and recruiting dynamics.
Visa & Work Authorization
- Government security clearance
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